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Ask Dr. Applewhite about Healing from Mental Illness

Host, Dr. Applewhite and the staff at White Apple Institute are frequently asked about how students and employees diagnosed with mental illness (i.e. Depression, Bipolar Anxiety Disorders) can feel comfortable seeking counseling and accommodations, at school and work, with so many negative stereotypes in the media. Instead of discussing the real issues of racism, discrimination, terrorism, and even gun control many choose to blame mental illness for shooting massacres, i.e. Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut and more recently the African Methodist Episcopal church in South Carolina. Has the bombardment of news about deadly shootings as they relate to mental illness increased your apprehension to hire, teach and associate with persons who have mental health challenges? Has the news disempowered students and employees to seek accommodations in the workplace or at school? Unfortunately, there are many educators, employers, health care professionals, and even religious leaders who are not aware of the positive contributions and potential of those diagnosed with mental illness. Our Special Guests are Dr. Beverly Poellnitz, Educator and Workforce Development Consultant from Maricopa Community College District, and Nazim Rashid, Life Coach, Personal Development Specialist, Author of Reconnected and Radio Talk-Show Host. Don’t miss the Vet2Vet Talk with Army Veterans Dr. Applewhite and Mitch Caviness as they discuss PTSD and other emotional challenges related to succeeding in the civilian workplace. This show is a rerun of Empowered to Heal from Mental Illness that aired previously on 2-15-14.Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Veterans and Non-Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals. Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE.

Ask Dr. Applewhite about Healing from Mental Illness

Host, Dr. Applewhite and the staff at White Apple Institute are frequently asked about how students and employees diagnosed with mental illness (i.e. Depression, Bipolar Anxiety Disorders) can feel comfortable seeking counseling and accommodations, at school and work, with so many negative stereotypes in the media. Instead of discussing the real issues of racism, discrimination, terrorism, and even gun control many choose to blame mental illness for shooting massacres, i.e. Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut and more recently the African Methodist Episcopal church in South Carolina. Has the bombardment of news about deadly shootings as they relate to mental illness increased your apprehension to hire, teach and associate with persons who have mental health challenges? Has the news disempowered students and employees to seek accommodations in the workplace or at school? Unfortunately, there are many educators, employers, health care professionals, and even religious leaders who are not aware of the positive contributions and potential of those diagnosed with mental illness. Our Special Guests are Dr. Beverly Poellnitz, Educator and Workforce Development Consultant from Maricopa Community College District, and Nazim Rashid, Life Coach, Personal Development Specialist, Author of Reconnected and Radio Talk-Show Host. Don’t miss the Vet2Vet Talk with Army Veterans Dr. Applewhite and Mitch Caviness as they discuss PTSD and other emotional challenges related to succeeding in the civilian workplace. This show is a rerun of Empowered to Heal from Mental Illness that aired previously on 2-15-14.Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Veterans and Non-Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals. Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE.

Ask Dr. Applewhite about Discrimination of Blacks and Disabled

The staff of White Apple Institute offers deepest condolescences to everyone affected by the massacre in South Carolina on June 17, 2015. The term discrimination is too often associated with racism versus disability. In addition, racism and discrimination are frequently related in the U.S. media to the victimization of African-Americans and other Non-White groups by White Americans. As a result, African-American students with mental/learning or physical disabilities are often overlooked as they face the challenges of higher education and workforce success. Dr. Applewhite is joined by Special Guest Professor Kelmer Muhammad (Educator, Entrepreneur, Author) to discuss discrimination and realistic solutions. Veterans conclude our show with their response to discrimination and news updates for Student Veterans with Mitch Caviness. This show is a rerun that aired previously on Students Discuss the Reality of Discrimination. 12-6-14.Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals. Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite (formerly Student2Teacher) Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr. Applewhite “Do “Disabled” Lives Matter?”

The latest protesters in the U.S. media are chanting that “Black Lives Matter” and it is true. However, in the interest of humanity, we must teach others that "all lives matter". The numerous injustices to African Americans and other minorities, specifically those with disabilities, must encourage our focus on the solutions. This show is full of inspiring stories from women and Veterans who overcame traumas that made them believe their lives really matter. Special Guest Thomas Magnum, State Independent Living Council, Advocate. White Apple Institute, sponsor of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show encourages Adult Learners and Employees to “accept the challenge to change the perception of disabled to differently-abled”. Hear tips for Healthy Minds for Healthy Bodies and Legal Advocacy with Dr. Beverly Poellnitz and Lenora Arnold. All shows feature Vet2Vet Talk with Mitch Caviness and other Veterans. Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals. Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite (formerly Student2Teacher) Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7. Black lives matterdisabled lives matter disabled students disabled employees disabled Veteransmental disabilitytraumaphysical healthstudent veteransself-developmentSelf help

Ask Dr. Applewhite Do Disabled Lives Matter?

The latest protesters in the U.S. media are chanting that “Black Lives Matter” and it is true. However, in the interest of humanity, we must teach others that "all lives matter". The numerous injustices to African Americans and other minorities, specifically those with disabilities, must encourage our focus on the solutions. This show is full of inspiring stories from women and Veterans who overcame traumas that made them believe their lives really matter. Special Guest Thomas Magnum, State Independent Living Council, Advocate. White Apple Institute, sponsor of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show encourages Adult Learners and Employees to “accept the challenge to change the perception of disabled to differently-abled”. Hear tips for Healthy Minds for Healthy Bodies and Legal Advocacy with Dr. Beverly Poellnitz and Lenora Arnold. All shows feature Vet2Vet Talk with Mitch Caviness and other Veterans. Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals. Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite (formerly Student2Teacher) Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr. Applewhite About Mental Disability and Shame

The shame and embarrassment about any form of disability can be found in most ethnic groups. However, there is a higher prevalence of stigmas over mental and physical disability in African-American and Latino groups. Host, Dr. Danita Applewhite and special guest Dr. E. Douglass Brown, share a unique insight about the stigma of mental illness and how it relates to depression and addiction. Hear students, teachers, and Veterans discuss how to identify symptoms, overcome shame, and get confidential help. Dr. E. Douglas Brown is a clinical psychologist and author. Your donation of at least $5 or more will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite™ Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7. This broadcast is a rerun of The Shame of Mental Illness aired 1-18-14.

Ask Dr. Applewhite About the Potential of Genius and Mental Disability

Unfortunately, one of the most overlooked and devalued groups of people are those with disabilities. In the USA, the most progressive country in the world, there is still great disparity in the treatment and access to school and work opportunities for differently-abled persons, especially those with non-visible and mental disabilities. We can openly discuss the disparity by our willingness to consider the potential of genius within every human being, regardless of the level of their abilities. Our special guest is Dr. Will Moreland, a military veteran and author of the critically acclaimed book Genius Potential. He is known as America's #1 Leadership Life Trainer and appears frequently on national television shows to share his insights on leadership, personal development and current events. Your donation of at least $5 or more will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite ™ Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr. Applewhite about HOMELESS, DISABLED, STUDENTS AND VETERANS

This is the episode of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show that must be shared with every Adult Learner/Student with a mental or physical disability, especially if they are Veterans! Most Americans who listen to the news are aware that there are hungry and homeless families in America. The statistics are startling for this dilemma in a country known for its “riches”! However, even more startling are the statistics for homeless Adult Students and Veterans struggling to work, attend school, manage family, and deal with disabilities (for example PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Fibromyalgia, Blindness, MS and more). Special Guests Melinda Vail, Intuitive Therapist and Barbara Gardner, Counselor at TERROS mental health agency. Your donation of at least $5 or more will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr. Applewhite About Perceptions of Beauty and Disability

People with visible and non-visible physical disabilities are reminded constantly by advertisements that able-bodied persons are beautiful, productive, and successful. It was not so long ago that people of color experienced this lack of inclusion and were not portrayed with positive images. Unfortunately, the ongoing protests in the media make it clear that the perceptions held about People with Disabilities, as well as Blacks and other Non-White groups is still in need of change. Supermodel Beverly Johnson is our Special Guest and will share a unique perspective of how perceptions of beauty and disability can be changed. Our goal at White Apple Institute is to encourage positive images and perceptions that will enhance education and workforce success for Persons with Disability.Listen to Veterans with VET2VET Talk at the close of every show. Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more at http://whiteappleinstitute.org will support our radio broadcasts. Click on RADIO to listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite (formerly Student2Teacher) Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr. Applewhite “Do “Disabled” Lives Matter?”

The latest protests in the U.S. media are chanting that “Black Lives Matter” In the interest of humanity "all lives matter". However, we must address the injustices to African Americans and other minorities, specifically those with disabilities. All shows feature Vet2Vet Talk with Mitch Caviness and Veterans include tips for Healthy Minds for Healthy Bodies and Legal Advocacy with Dr. Beverly Poellnitz and Lenora Arnold Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of $5 or more to White Apple Institute will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite (formerly Student2Teacher) Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

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